Currently the most famous flamenco dancer, choreographer, and instructor in Japan.

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Born in November 1977 in Cordoba, Spain.

He started flamenco at the age of 7, and after 4 months of learning, he entered and won the Sevillanas Competition in his hometown of Cordoba. This surprised my mother, who had kept it a secret at the time.

Since then, he has participated in more than 20 local competitions, always taking first or second place.

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Studied at a Spanish flamenco school and made his professional debut after graduating.

She first came to Japan at the age of 16 and worked with the Yoko Komatsubara Spanish Dance Company and the Maria Pagés Dance Company in Spain, and was active in tablaos and stages both domestically and internationally.

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At the age of 21, he moved to Japan and since 2007 has set up a studio in Akabane, Tokyo. To date, he has taught nearly 500 students and has also trained dance groups and professional dancers.

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He released his own produced works in 2011, 2013 and 2014.

In 2017, he received a request from his hometown of Cordoba, Spain, and led a Japanese musician and dance troupe in a triumphant return performance. It has been featured in local media and received high praise and applause from famous critics and professionals.

In 2018, they held a performance commemorating their 20th anniversary in Japan, which was well received.

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In Japan, he has not only made numerous tablao appearances and stage appearances, but has also been active in movies, TV programs, and commercials. He has a reputation for his enthusiastic teaching and has served as a judge for many flamenco competitions.

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​Currently in TokyoBG FLAMENCO ACADEMYrepresentative.